I certainly have documented in this journal several trips to the Whitney Museum since 2011. I thought today would be a good time to have a return visit. We started out on the top floor by viewing the exhibit Dawoud Bey: An American Project. Bey is a photographer who chronicles communities and histories that have been largely underrepresented or even unseen.
Bruce Slutsky was born in New York City in 1949. I retired six years ago after working as a Science/Engineering Librarian at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark for 25 years. I was married to Karen until she passed away in February 2021. I have a son Lee who is now 35 years old. I am very much interested in the popular music of the 1960s, especially Bob Dylan and the Beatles. I am interested in rock and roll radio. I am an enthusiastic fan of the New York Mets.
Saturday, May 1, 2021
May 1 Visit to the Whitney Museum
One of the photographs from that exhibit
Much of the rest of the museum was devoted to samples from the museum's rich collection.
A work by Andy Warhol
For some reason, this statue reminds me of Richard Nixon.
An exhibit was devoted to the works of JulieMehretu, an Ethiopian artist who specializes in abstract art. She creates new forms and finds unexpected resonances by drawing from the histories of art and human civilization.
by Julie Mehretu
I'll return to the Whitney later in the year when the exhibitions change.
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